knee elastic with metal insides
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No it doesn't have metal inside but it is firm enough and holds the knee in place, the material is quite good
27642
Hi there is no metal inside..very comfortable ...I alternate between this one and the futuro knee support that does have the metal on the sides with velgro straps
27643
It's all elastic or neoprene; no metal. It's good for moderate support. If you need more support, you need a thicker brace, or one with metal bracing.
27644
No metal at all. Just a flexible sleeve that stretches only a little bit, just enough to slide it into place.
1102479
No elastic. It's not flexible which works great for me. I've used it in PT & went to Amazon and sure enough..they sell them.
45168
Check out the Thermoskin Open Knee Support for a lighter weight but larger sized option.
51682
The elastic is on the long sides and corners. The were perfect for a hospital bed (extra long)
1236428
The material is somewhat rubbery so elastic in some sense but not where you can rotate or pull the joint out of its closed position.
438097
It does not have elastic it is all made of nylon and is tighten like a belt (not the kind we wear). It also has a velcro loop to secure the loose ends. Nettie
620046
They are metal with very thin rubber on the bottom of each leg so as not to scratch up laminate floors - which I have. great table.
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This rubber has a u-shape metal which is flexible but needs to be inserted into a metals edge of at least 1/4 inch wide and 1/16 inch thick.
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The threads are all metal while the body feels like solid rubberized plastic.
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No rubber on the inside, just a continuous band (no seam) of fabric similar to what I think pantyhose are made of. They are awesome bands that hold hair tight without pulling and last a long, long time. I have never had one break, I simply have to buy/find them when I loose them. If they do stretch out a little put them in the pocket of pants in the washing machine and they tighten back to new condition. Amazon is the only place I can find them now.
1287111
Nylon mesh. I bought some small (mini) bungie cords for a more secure attachment.
504377
It is elastic and will stretch around it. I don't know how long it will last but it feels strong.
525312
Good price & durable, elastic so should slip over end of stock. However, it probably will not be tight fit at front & will have to be moved toward end of stock periodically
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Yes - Part. On each side there is a ~6 inch section of elastic. Just enough to flex a bit.
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I don't recall mine with the powder but if you read the instructions, you actually preserve the elastic by putting some sort of powder on them. I forget which kind but I'm almost positive it's some sort of household powder.
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Slide on, sort of like compression sleeves. There's a small opening directly at the back side of the knee joint to flex and breathe, with porous kind of mesh texture on the rest of the back side, yet full coverage . There's an elastic strap top and bottom to firm up the fit, which is velcro at the end for easy adjustment. Love these. Had them for a couple years now and still very comfortable and though scraped, still lasting very well.
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It's like a synthetic cloth material. It's made out of the same material as a knee brace. It's very smooth and has little friction and little contraction as it is not made of a foam.